228 - Penny & Sparrow & Bourbon
Penny & Sparrow is a folk music duo from Austin, TX. On their tour through Louisville, Andy Baxter and Kyle Jahnke, the talented guys behind the band, stopped by for a few bourbon pours. We talk about life on the road, their musical creation process, and how their fans give them bourbon at shows. You can catch their latest album, Finch, wherever you stream your music.
Show Notes:
- Pappy Map retires: http://bourbonr.com/blog/pappy-van-winkle-release-map-retires/
- This week’s Above the Char with Fred Minnick talks about the holidays.
- How did you all get into music and start the band?
- Where does your inspiration come from?
- What is your craziest moment with a fan?
- How did you get into bourbon hunting?
- What bourbon got you hooked?
- How does the band work when you live in different states?
- Who is the messy one?
- What's it like on the road?
- What do you listen to on the road?
- Have you been on the Bourbon Trail?
- Where do you go when bourbon hunting?
- Do you ever get free bourbon?
- How did fans discover your were into bourbon?
- What does it mean to you when someone says your music has changed their life?
- Where did the name Penny & Sparrow come from?
- Was there a moment where you felt like you made it?
- Tell us about your latest album, Finch.
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